It was a fourth-quarter pass from Gunnar Hoak in the Miami game when Buckeye fans got their first good look at the potential possessed by receiver Jameson Williams. Then just a freshman, Williams ran an in-route on second and six and Hoak hit him right at the hashes. Williams had to go up for the catch, and when…
Jameson Williams went to Cardinal Ritter College Prep in St. Louis, Missouri where he was the No. 82 player in the 247Sports Composite and the No. 13 receiver in the nation. He was also the top player in the state. Williams chose Ohio State over offers from Alabama, Georgia, Auburn, Michigan, LSU, Texas, USC, Western Michigan, and more.
It didn’t take Jameson Williams long to start making a name for himself as a wide receiver at Ohio State. Of course, it doesn’t seem to take Williams very long to do anything.
One game into their careers, close to half of Ohio State’s 2019 recruiting class has already started to make their mark on the field.
Ohio State opened fall camp one week ago today. Their first scrimmage is tomorrow. Scrimmages are where players are given an opportunity to show what they can do in a semi-realistic simulation of an actual game. Coaches learn a lot from scrimmages, which is why Ryan Day said they’d start evaluating the quarterbacks a lot more seriously after the second scrimmage.
The Ohio State recruiting class of 2019 hit a milestone today, as its first two summer enrollees said goodbye to their black stripes. Thursday, offensive lineman Harry Miller and wide receiver Jameson Williams became the first freshmen to go from black to scarlet in fall camp.
Fall camp got underway for the Buckeyes this past Friday and every single Ohio State position coach has a mental list of things that they need to get done. In fact, they may actually have a physical list as well. Speculating as to what might be on each assistant coach’s list is always a fun exercise, and there are no shortages of items that will need to be addressed.
There are roughly 21 players on the Ohio State roster who can catch or carry the football this year, not including the quarterbacks. Coming up with a list of 20 of them is not difficult. Only two of those players were left off of this list. The first — redshirt freshman receiver Kamryn Babb — isn’t listed because he is returning from a torn ACL. Expect him to…
The Ohio State receiver room this year features four seniors, one junior, two sophomores, one redshirt freshman, and two true freshmen. KJ Hill is one of those seniors and the leader of a fairly deep group. Fellow seniors Austin Mack and Binjimen Victor are expected to join Hill in the OSU starting lineup, and the fourth senior — CJ Saunders — will be one…
As a recruit, Jameson Williams held offers from many of the nation’s top schools, including Ohio State, Alabama, Georgia, LSU, Texas, USC, Michigan and others. He was the No. 13 receiver in the nation and the No. 82 player overall according to the 247Sports Composite. Williams put up huge numbers as a senior, he caught 68 passes for 1,626 yards…
